Top 10 Most Reliable Midsize SUVs You Should Buy For 2023
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
- Top 10 Most Reliable Midsize SUVs Of 2023 That Last Over 15 Years. These are the most reliable and longest lasting SUVs of 2023 that last over 200,000 miles or 300,000 km without expensive repair problems. These include the 2023 Toyota 4Runner, 2023 Lexus RX 350, 2023 Lexus GX 460, 2023 Honda Passport and Honda Pilot, Acura MDX, and 2023 Mazda CX-9. If you are thinking of buying a new SUV and want the best reliability, make sure to watch this video.
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0:48 Mazda CX-9
1:50 Mazda CX-90
2:24 Honda Passport
3:30 Honda MDX
4:44 Honda Pilot
6:09 Toyota Highlander
7:30 Toyota Grand Highlander
7:47 Lexus RX
9:00 Toyota 4 Runner
9:43 Lexus GX460
3:30 ACURA MDX
You can never go wrong with Toyota. Toyota is the reliable king.
I own a 2022 Lexus RX 450h f sport. Great vehicle and it gets close to 30 mpg. The last model year RX with a V6, it cruises like a dream, and gives you the power whenever you need it at whatever speed you’re going. It’s also been fun and reliable to drive with zero problems in the past six months of ownership. This RX has been a great choice for my family.
Thanks for the review Shari.
I look forward to your reviews every week
Very good video. Helpful in narrowing down choices in the mid-size market.
You did a great job as always. I appreciate the work you put into your recommendations.
Thank you!
Recently purchased a new 4 runner and I love it!
Agree 💯 with your list, can't go wrong with these Japanese machines
Got a Land Cruiser Prado, never failed on me yet.
Your video has helped me to shortlist my options. Thank you.
Every time I see a GX on the road, it just looks solid, moves and shakes like 1 piece of metal, no squeaks or rattles.
I was shopping in Aug. 2016, looking at the Mazda CX-9. I came close to buying that car, but when I took advantage of the dealer's generous offer to let me take it for a spin on my own, I came back realizing I would not be able to choose the CX-9. After about a 20 minute drive, my left leg was already hurting from the cramped leg and hip room. The driving position, complicated by my wide ass, forced me to press my leg against the left footwell wall. (Being 5'6" and 200 lbs did not help.) Anyway, it brings up the issue of SUV's having larger center consoles that cramp the front seats. So, it is important to try it before you buy it! I don't know how people can really completely buy on-line without a good test drive. So I ended up with a 2017 Kia Sorento EX, with the Lamda V6, 290 horsepower, and really love it. I have read some critical reviews of the current iterations for the last couple of years--build quality and the dual-clutch auto they use now are not as good as my model year. If I get a subsequent car, I would look for a gently used Lexus RX. Thanks for the article, it is just what I was looking for.
Good job and good luck this video is helpful, thanks again 👍 😀 😊
Helping me narrow down my choices!👍🏼
I just bought my 2023 4Runner TRD Off Road. I love it so much. Thanks for the video
We have purchased both Hondas and Toyotas for the last 40 years. Both are excellent! Currently, we have an older (2006) Highlander with over 250,000 miles on it. We'll likely get another (slightly used) Highlander within a year or two.
So basicly just buy JAPANESE. And as a Toyota owner, I can definitelyt confirm
Just ignore all of those stupid German cars
and also avoid shitty korean and chinese brands also
Not Mitsubishi- I made that mistake! Also Nissan…husband made that mistake. Have only owned Honda or Toyota since and been so relieved!
Me too. My Rav 4 is 15 yo and has just under 150,000 mi. Still going strong.
Love Toyota. I made a mistake one switching to Ford ECOSPORT. Never again.
Love my '14 MDX. All of the vehicles herein are great choices.
Great helpful review
Very informative. Thanks a lot.
Great video: well done. Why not the Pathfinder?
Am in the market for a couple of newer suv's. Tired of all the challenges with VW. Never thought about these before. Will definitely will check these all out. thanks.
Great video
Thanks good advice
Carlp corner? Great vids btw ❤
I’m thinking about buying a RX when I turn 70-75.
Traded in my Ram 1500 for a Passport. 20k miles (I know it’s not much) that I put on the Ram had nothing but issues. 20k on the Honda perfectly fine. Can’t wait to see what the future brings
Can’t wait to see reviews for Grand Highlander and Lexus TX. For me it will be either Pilot or Grand Highlander. With the new developments, Toyota and Honda has really closing the gaps between their mainstream and premium brands
Not even gonna throw the cx-90 a shot?
@@Hallowsaw for $30k car I might … for $60k car …it’s just too much for my conservative beliefs
Same here!! Not sure i can wait till 2024 for the Grand Highlander tho..lol
@@HallowsawCX 90 will be a game changer for Mazda
I think I'm the most loyal viewer of this channel.Since I knew it,I have never missed a single video.
Thank you for your amazing support! It means so much
Probably that's cool
I consider many of these SUVs “Large” rather than “Mid-Size”.
Personally I’m considering the RAV4 Prime. A plugin hybrid that gets just over 40mi. on battery power alone!
Amazing!
And with a home solar system here in the SW, I could home charge it and virtually drive it for free!
Really? You get free electricity? Probably from fossil fuels😂😂😂😂
@@debbylou5729 It’s called solar power!
MSNBC dad
Excellent video! What would you say about a Porsche Cayenne tho pls
The MDX is a hit and miss. I test drove 4 2022 MDX from base to the top and I have experienced problems with the transmission going into neutral between third and fourth gears for a second or two when coming out hard off the corners. I immediately pointed it out to the sales rep with me but they couldn’t find anything wrong and that issue is hard to replicate when we drove it with their technician.
I thought I was alone on that but savagegeese has the same problem with their long term tester MDX.
Very informative. I like the Lexus GS460 alot!
Lexus GX 460
Thank you.🏁🏆
Just bought the Toyota hylander 2023 after owning the 2010 Mazda cx9. I have only owned my Toyota for a week and everything I read/watch say it's an awesome car. The inside is nice, the dashboard is easier to use than the other cars I tested. It doesn't feel too big like the Pathfinder, and I like the middle row bucket seats so my kids don't have to climb over the seat to get to the back or third row. Highly recommend if you are looking for a car right now.
Well you really didn’t say much about the Mazda. I wanted a little comparison of at least the ride and handling
Great video as always, Do you consider that unibody vehicles are more reliable or have more longevity than Body on Frame construction? Or Viceversa? Thank you,
Good question. I wouldn't generalize that one is consistently more reliable than the other because you can find plenty of terrible examples for both. Each have benefits in other ways, but the type of construction isn't necessarily an indicator of reliability.
What about the Volkswagen Atlas? I think its a good mix of features and space and should have been on the list.
Surprise you didn’t include the new 2023 Nissan Pathfinder 9- Speed Automatic. No more CVT transmisión
I like the Passport but it’s too wide for my driveway. 78” wide and you can’t open the door against our stucco wall to get out. 75” is ok
Love my Mazda
The Lexus GX 460 comes with a 4.6L V8, not V6. This is one of the core differences between it and the 4 Runner.
Love my CX-9. The video is right about the third row seating. If you truly want legit third row seating, this isn’t for you. But I love everything else about it. I had a CX-5 but wanted a bigger vehicle so went with familiarity
Hello, I have a question for everyone. My and I are shopping for his first vehicle and he is looking for a used SUV,which make, model & year would any of you suggest? He has a full time job that he loves so this vehicle needs to be reliable and do well in the snow as well as be budget friendly. Your help is greatly appreciated. All these vehicles sound awesome but picking out one in particular is the hard part so we'd appreciate your help,thank you.
Wasn't the last gen pilot/passport plagued with electric issues due to gm parts they used? Did they rid themselves of gm parts yet?
Recently bought a Honda Passport. Pretty much the same as the Acura but much less expensive. Also looked a Kia/Hyundai but am leery of the spontaneous combustion issue and ease of theft. Also looked at the Honda Pilot but didn't need the third row.
Really excellent choices. The RX Lexus is stunning by comparison. Build quality second to none. Easy choice.
My RX has had no major issues other than oil pan leaks 2-3 times over 20 yrs!
My mechanic is a senior mechanic for an Acura dealership. He told me to avoid 2019 onwards Acura SUVs - wiring harness/connector issues. He said they are badly designed
Cx9 have been around since 2006. I have a first generation model. Now that's it's up in mileage and years, I am being told it was built with a Ford engine. If that's the case, pretty impressed it lasted. 🤷🏾♀️
Did you get to 200k miles?
Yesterday we headed to Toyota, we try to hunt 4Runner, but look like they are out of stock so we may have to wait now. At least couple months due to shortage chips and supply that has extremely high demand and less supply. Land Cruiser 300 series and LX600 are same boat. My uncle still wait for his LX since August 2022
It’s 4star safety however if you talk to engineers it’s got a ladder frame n more mass so if another car based suv hit you in a 4runner you will be safer. I know I got rear ended in my 4Runner by a ford f150 n hardly felt it. N that was another truck hitting me. Trust me they are tanks.
I ordered a 4runner and mine will take 6 to 8 months. Hopefully I get it before summer ends.
I currently own a 2020 Toyota Highlander XLE and im happy with it i was going to get a dodge Durango but after searching top reliable cars i went with a Toyota
Passport is my pick. If Honda every does a Hybrid Passport,
it will be a total game changer -
especially if they add a timing chain instead of a timing belt.
Thanks
I'm just in love of the mazda cx9 😍
It’s a nice car… but too soft looking.
I had CX5 for 7 years , it was a bullet-proof car , immazimg reliability , i'm waiting for the CX-90
Mazda makes good cars, but unfortunately the brand doesn't have the good resale value as Toyota or Honda.
@@SH-pm3dmfor now😉 it’s been giving praised like crazy and buyers are more than satisfied
@@scoot5642 I am not doubting that Mazda makes good cars.
The passport is sweet I love the way it looks I do wonder how it is for comfort
It’s pretty comfy. I purchased one about 2 months ago and love the ride, particularly for what it is.
Gx hands down ❤
15 years ago, I was into reliability. Today with everyone looking at their phone or texting or worse yet behind Tesla's self drive, I want a safest car.
After 35 years of driving Toyotas, now I only drive the Volvo XC60 and nothing comes close to it in Safety, seat comfort and its very reliable. Once you drive a Volvo, you will not go back to Japanese car.
I beg to differ. Had two Volvos. Both expensive as hell and blew up the engine driving down the freeway. Maybe it was just me. Hopefully not.
Still love my Volvo but seriously considering the new Pilot, or RXL 350 over the XC90.
@Curtis Mills I am not sure if you understood what I stated. You buy Volvos, for safety, luxury and comfort not reliability even though I have 100k of trouble free driving on my 2016 XC60.
You will appreciate Volvo when you are in the major accident. Not sure what happened to your car but mine is serviced by the dealer and it runs like a Swiss watch. Toyota/Lexus lines are also very ugly and look cheap next to Volvos. Again. I don't care about reliability now that I am in mid life and I have an income of over $500k. When I was younger, I bought Toyotas and even Honda Accords for kids but now. I want the safe car, most comfortable seat and nice luxury, Volvos are unique among European cars and look very good.
We live in an area heavily populated with deer. Let us just say that my Volvo's have protected my fantastically. Not a scratch or sore neck after totalling .
What? No Chevy Traverse or GMC Terrain or Buick Enclave? Sarcasm sarcasm. Great list, I was hoping Subaru would get their act together and get the Ascent more reliable.
Is the four runner is the fortuner in pakistan please guide me
I would buy the Lexus RX 350.:)
Good choices all. However, the one that peaks my interest is the Lincoln corsair plug-in hybrid.
There might be reason why he never mentions Ford on this channel..
Does Mazda have a hybrid option?
Love over seas manufacturers suvs , but I love my American dodge durango more.
My son inherited my old 4Runner 4wd he’s now got 170k miles on it never had a problem. Just bought my daughter used Lexus nx200t and looking to trade my wife’s 2018 nissan armada. Debating between 4runner and Lexus gx460. Should have gotten the gx460 instead of the Nissan have had a few problems and now with no warranty I have concerns with it.
You are a good man, don't change. Look after your family.
You know the GX 460 must be an excellent SUV - AMD aka "The Car Care Nut" purchased one of these as his personal auto. Say no more.
4Runners are great if the frame isn’t totally rusted out
Can you share the prices too? Thanks!
Lexus for our family… we own 3 now
Some SUVs in the list just came out. Then how do you know they are reliable?
Can you do All Electric Car reviews please
Lexus 460. Really good.MDX is a misfit.... big gap between price and delivery.
Suprised Lexus is on there. Also, I wouldn't consider a highlander mid-size.
Thoughts on the transmission issues with the MDX? savagegeese pointed it out and it seems to me that it could lead to bigger issues no far down the road.
the issues were not with mdx but mdx type s
@@robertduklus6555 mdx non type s is Pilot with lipstick
@@WiseTreee true to a degree but different enough, btw you do like girls wearing the lipstick? there, all clear now
@@robertduklus6555 I don’t like eating wax. MDX base models are missing many features that are must for a premium product. Honda is giving more value than MDX. Now if you are not buying top MDX trim, you are basically paying more for double wishbone suspension and less space.
@@WiseTreee easy decision for you then
I know a few people with atlases they all seem to be quite happy.
How is the cx9 a midsize?
all from just 3 companies? but I can’t argue with the list.
As a Honda owner. You cant go wrong with a Japanese SUV. Cost effective in regards to repairs and mileage.
wish toyota was in stock .
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT CADILLAC XT 6 WITH V6 ENGINE.IS THIS CAR RELIABLE?
Any comment on Palisade ??
Hi any thoughts about Jeep Wrangler? That you can share please
It is a very cool money pit. 😅
Toyota and Lexus has tossed out longevity going with the turbo 4 banger
I’ll keep my 3.5 liter RX
Americans are so lucky you get a Highlander and Passport. EU is stuck with the small Rav4/Crv or large Land Cruiser, with nothing in between
You don't mention they all have CVT transmissions that have been known for problems.
for nissan, not the other japanese brands (maybe except honda civics)
How about a toyota 23 RAV4?
What about Honda crv..is it reliable?
It’s a compact suv, not midsize as it is literally a Honda civic on stilts
Toyota Prados come with 4 cylinder engines, either diesel or petrol.
I am surprised not even a single kia /Hyundai made the list. The way they advertise for telluride/pallasade is if they are most in demand car.
Yes, I'd put our Hyundai Tuscan against any of these. It's a great SUV!
What about HAVAL H6?
How is it reliable if it can't get through simple off road challenges?
Why did you not add the prices
Toyota 4Runner
Mazda CX-9
Toyota Highlander
Top 10 most reliable Midsize SUVS being made for North America.
Hello from Japan
Top 10 most unreliable Midsize SUVS being made for North America.
Hello from America
I mean no telluride? How does it not make this list?
Any thoughts on the VW Atlas?
Another excellent review topic choice we are interested in 😊 ✅
RAV4 Hybrid, Highlander Hybrid and Lexus NX Hybrid. Topguns. #1.
Acura sucks now. Fuel economy brutally awful. Almost twice the fuel usage of the NX and RAV4! Old, dated styling too. 4Runner awful, terrible fuel economy and very dated.
I’m definitely your #1 subscription viewer. 1st to view your 1st episode and haven’t missed 1 show. 🏆
Sound like you may need a job.
@@Hallowsaw It sounds like you need to understand ROI.
Can't thank you enough for the support it really means everything 🙏
@@carhelpcorner 👍 🙏🏼
MDX Mechanical Parts are inferior in Quality, not good for salty road also Timing belt a problem. tensioner makes noise repair cost closer to $2000.00 (2016 MDX Owner)
Where’s the palisade or telluride ? Oh right. Lol
The CX-90... That one's a total sardine can. I was shocked the vehicle so physically large could be so ridiculously small inside. Other than Toyota and Volvo everyone else has them beat. Even the Durango feels relatively spacious. And how in the heck is it on a most reliable list if it only just came out this year and has a brand new powertrain?
Uh, have you ever even looked at sky high Lexus part costs?
Let me guess anything euro or american made?
No timestamp?? Weird